good question, one of my Ubuntu image is on virtualbox freeware, I also have juniper on virtualbox, I also have centos installed on vmware workstation 10, I like virtual box, host machine performance is not even noticeable. side note if you have a Linux machine that's not a vm, and it supports virtualization you may want to check out Linux solution to virtualization kvm. That's on my todo list : -) below is a link on hypervisor comparisons which include , vmware, hyper-v, kvm, xen and virtualbox. there is something appealing about open source and free and works just as good or even better…. or maybe that's just me.
http://blog.unitedlayer.com/infographic-hypervisor-market-vmware
Thx,
Neil
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Sent: Thu. Jan 22, 2015 2:41pm
To: LINUX_Newbies@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [LINUX_Newbies] sandbox -X evince//Sandbox
On 1/22/2015 12:01 PM, 'highskywhy@yahoo.de' highskywhy@yahoo.de [LINUX_Newbies] wrote:
good afternoon. Where in the www I can find a introduction for using a
sandbox or a virtual system on or in Linux? Regards and Thank You. Sophie__.
<snip>
I personally found it pretty easy to just get the package VirtualBox from the
repositories (use Software Center, Synaptics, apt, or aptitude), download a
distro ISO file, and go through creating and running a virtual machine under
your currently installed Linux. When you start VirtualBox (sometimes listed
as Oracle VM VirtualBox) the first time, one of the options is a button called
"New". That starts a wizzard that asks a minimal number of questions to
set up a virtual machine.
If that does not work for you, go to YouTube and search VirtualBox.
Loyal
Posted by: "Neil Smith" <neilsmith1357@yahoo.com>
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